2019 Map of Cedarville

About this map

Cedarville and the surrounding West Virginia hill country are meticulously documented in this contemporary survey, highlighting a landscape where historical family names and remote crossroads endure. The map traces the winding course of Cedar Creek and its many tributaries, such as Bull Run and Rockcamp Run, which dictate the local road network. For those researching local heritage, the inclusion of numerous small family burial grounds is particularly significant. Landmarks such as Moss Cem, Burk Cem, and the Currycomb Cem are positioned along the ridges and hollows, often near historical settlement nodes like Flower or Cutlips. A notable engineering feature is the Butchers Run Truss Bridge, which crosses a tributary east of the Gilmer Co Braxton Co line. The terrain is defined by steep relief, as seen at Buck Ridge and the deep drainage of Baker Hollow, illustrating the enduring isolation and topographical character of this Appalachian region.